entitlements" - rules or permissions for the use of space. An example of this would be drones operating in the federal airspace. The company's goal is to standardize geofencing with the first public geofence registry and fence delivery network.

To accomplish this, GeoFrenzy has gridded the entire planet to a centimeter squared resolution, mapping longitude/latitude coordinates to a proprietary coordinate system. Mobile applications and devices are able to embed the GeoFrenzy fencing agent and access relevant geometry and metadata, including ownership, permissions and rules of use for a designated area. The patented Fence Delivery Network (FDN) has the ability to cache 50,000+ geofences locally, for real time access, and is delivered over standard DNS. The FDN was deployed globally in the summer of 2015 on all major carriers and mobile networks.